Yeeeees shopping.
Still looking forward to Freeze Man so I can be as cool as he is.
That's how it works right?

So he can work for about 2 hours or so each day if he works non-stop on coding? Man if he's getting all this done is this little time he's REALLY good at coding, or really good at overestimating time spent on working on things.
Either way he's better at coding than I ever will be.

Final Cutter is still cool because it's Cutter.

I was always confused by there being more negative ratings than positive on the 10-point scale.

I found a Mega Man-esque fangame a while ago, realized I hadn't tried it before now, and tried it yesterday. I'd give the name, but I think someone would get the wrong idea. So I'll just give a screenshot and leave things at that.



It's a shame because it's really well made, aside from the painful controls of "Arrow Keys to move, Z to shoot, X to jump."
This is completely backwards from how you would think to play anything, where it would be left hand moves, right hand jumps and shoots.
So I abused my mouse's reconfiguration wossnames to make left click shoot and one of the side keypad things jump to make it easier on me, with the fun side effect of pelleting even faster.

I wish the Kirby played had used more Final Cutters. But then, I really like Cutter in Super Star.

It's a still in-dev feature.

Can you put any future questions into This thread, since it's dedicated to that?

Project: Spark is them trying to make a counter to Sony All-Stars and Smash Bros. right? It seems like it would be, now would be the best time to announce one.

Eh, Star Fox isn't really enough to convince me to get a Wii U.
Battride War 1 or 2 getting a port to it would though, but that's mostly because I want to kick things with Japanese bugmen.

@MegaBossMan

Does the end of the controller have this small, rectangular thing with a raised nub bit in the middle of one of the wide ends?

Eh, nothing I was really interested in.
Well, maybe Doom 4, but odds are it's going to be as meh as Doom 3 felt.

@Toastman

Even on fighting games I'd rather have my hands get some space between then than play around with crossing my arms just to do a Hadouken or whatever I want to use. And some games, like X5's PC port, don't let you use my plan B of the numpad.
Coincidentally, that also locks you into using the arrow keys. I may or may not have emulated the PS1 version out of sheer hate.

I'd much rather play with a keyboard than a controller. I probably couldn't have beaten X5 with a PS1 controller, mostly because of it being harder to dash on it than a PC.

My advice, and it's probably the best advice you can get, is to stay FAR away from arrow keys if you can avoid it. WASD for movement and JKL; for jumpin' and shootin' and dashin' is what I usually use in everything.

No seriously I really want to break the no swearing rule to truly express my hatred of using the arrow keys.

So things like

1. If opponent has less attack than own defense, use Attack Mode
2. If enemy is immune or has affinity to Explosive, use Wily Buster
3. If enemy has higher defense than own attack, use Crash Bomber
4. If enemy is has less defense than own attack or is weak to Explosive, use Hyper Bomb


Did I done it right?

They're so old, they have a wax Ciel for closing letters.

As an aside, anyone know how to fix a rear Axl?

Oh okay.
Those puns were really Vile, you see.

I only got the MegaBigBossMan one.

I wouldn't know, I never played Mega Man 9.

I feel like following Fast Man's lead and doing the Shield abilities. Not raw numbers though, I'm bad at doing that.

Mirror Buster
The user is unable to attack, switch, or use items for two turns. After, all damage the user took is doubled and returned.

Star Crash
The user creates a set of orbiting stars, which can then be thrown to hit all opponents.

Plant Barrier
The user connects to a shield of plant life, allowing them to heal 15% of their Life Energy each turn, or throw the shield to drain their opponent's Life Energy.

Junk Shield
The user assembles a shield of scattered debris, reducing damage by 25%. This shield can also be thrown for massive damage!

Jewel Satellite
The user forms a shield of jagged gems, raising Attack by 20%, which can then be thrown for massive damage.

Water Shield
The user creates a slick barrier of water, raising Speed by 20% and allowing them to throw the shield.